Henri Lefevbre – Le Droit à la Ville

Next April 4 and 5  will take place in Paris the conference 1968 Le Droit à la Ville de Henri Lefebvre organised by La Ville en Commun. Laura Colini representing URBACT will chair the session: Face aux migrations internationales, quel droit à la ville ?

Tesserae will be present to collect interviews to the speakers and suggestions for a project documenting the seminal influence of Lefebvre’s concept on 50 years of urban struggles.

 

 

http://ville-en-commun.net/programme-1968-publication-du-droit-a-la-ville-de-henri-lefebvre/

19 Mar , 2018 - Category:

conference · migration · right to the city · urban studies

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